Atlas Vertical Wind Turbine (10 KW)
TESUP Atlas 10 kW is a vertical-axis wind generator with an IoT controller listed in the catalogue configuration. It receives wind from different directions without turning the rotor axis; output depends on the site and blade set. Request a MR WATT quote.
The TESUP Atlas 10 kW vertical wind generator receives wind from different directions without a rotor-axis yaw mechanism. This feature does not guarantee productive operation on every roof: assess the wind resource and choose the blade configuration accordingly.
When should I consider small wind?
A wind system can complement other sources where the site has a useful wind resource. Before ordering, obtain measurements at rotor height and the power curve for the chosen configuration. Obstacles and turbulence can reduce output; average wind speed alone does not fully describe the site.
Features and configuration
| Manufacturer | TESUP |
| Catalogue model | Atlas 10 kW |
| Architecture | Vertical axis |
| Catalogue power reference | 10 kW: commercial reference for this version, not guaranteed continuous output |
| Electrical configuration | IoT controller listed in the catalogue; configuration and inverter to be confirmed in the quotation |
Installation and connection
A qualified professional must assess supports, foundations or anchors, vibration, clearances and electrical connections. Check local requirements and the documentation for the supplied version. Grid connection requires suitable electronics and protection; the turbine cannot be plugged directly into a household socket.
What should the quotation specify?
- TESUP Atlas generator and the blade set for the requested configuration.
- Controller, any compatible inverter and storage, with all included components clearly identified.
- Pole or structure, fixings, wiring, protection and installation, as specified by the project.
How much energy could it produce each day?
Daily yield cannot be calculated by automatically multiplying 10 kW by 24 hours. Pure arithmetic example: a measured average output of 0.5 kW for 6 hours equals 3 kWh before any subsequent losses. This is not a yield estimate for Atlas; that requires measured wind, a power curve and system availability.
Frequently asked questions
Will Atlas 10 kW cover all my household electricity needs?
The product name alone cannot answer that. A 10 kW reference does not mean 10 kW is available all the time; compare site-specific expected generation with consumption and any storage.
Can I install it on an urban rooftop?
Suitability is not automatic. Nearby buildings, turbulence, vibration and structural strength must be assessed before installation; an urban location does not guarantee usable wind.
Can TESUP Atlas work alongside solar panels?
A system can be designed to use both sources with compatible controllers and power electronics. Do not connect the turbine to a PV inverter input without explicit manufacturer approval.
Which documents should I request before choosing a turbine?
Ask for the power curve, test conditions, manual, component list, mechanical data and declaration of conformity for the exact version. A site assessment and local requirements check are also needed.
Does the price include blades, controller and installation?
This listing is supplied on quotation. The quotation must specify every component and the work included. Tell MR WATT about the location, available height, obstacles, consumption and any existing solar or batteries.
